In the high-octane world of Port Charles espionage, the most valuable currency isn’t money or information—it’s loyalty. As the catastrophic blizzard of early 2026 continues to hold the city in its icy grip, Josslyn Jacks (Eden McCoy) has made a series of calculated decisions that have officially elevated her from a “rookie sleeper agent” to a legitimate power player in the war against the corrupt WSB. By reaching out to the legendary tech wizard Brick (Stephen A. Smith) and maintaining a clandestine alliance with the indomitable Jason Morgan (Steve Burton), Josslyn hasn’t just found a way to survive; she has built an impenetrable fortress around herself that even the most seasoned mercenaries would fear to challenge.

The return of Brick is always a celebrated event for General Hospital fans, but his 2026 re-entry carries a specific weight that feels different. For years, Brick has been the technical backbone of the Corinthos organization, a man who operates in the shadows with a level of brilliance that makes him a ghost in the machine. When Josslyn made the decision to call him—bypassing the official WSB channels and even her own mother, Carly—she signaled a massive shift in her character development. She isn’t just Carly’s daughter anymore; she is a woman who understands that in the world of shadows, you don’t call the police—you call the specialists.

The dynamic between Josslyn and Brick is one of mutual respect and a unique brand of “uncle-niece” affection that has evolved into a professional partnership. For fans who have watched Josslyn grow up, seeing her work alongside Brick is a “full circle” moment. There is a palpable sense of relief in seeing her reach out to someone who can match the technological prowess of the villains currently occupying Wyndemere. If Josslyn chooses to tell Brick the full truth—that she is officially embedded with the WSB and that the only other person who knows her secret is Jason Morgan—she creates a closed loop of trust that is virtually unbreakable.

The beauty of this potential “Trinity” lies in the specific skills each member brings to the table. You have Josslyn, the face on the inside with the tactical training and the Jacks family intuition; you have Brick, the digital architect who can see through any firewall and track any signal; and you have Jason Morgan, the ultimate physical deterrent who has spent his entire life proving that he is the most dangerous man in any room. If Josslyn had to pick two men to protect her no matter the cost, she truly picked the right ones. These are men who operate on a code of loyalty that doesn’t rely on red tape or legalities; they simply get the job done.

This partnership also highlights the “Secret Mirror” trope currently defining the 2026 season. While the rest of Port Charles sees a college student struggling through a storm, Brick and Jason see a operative in the making. The fact that Jason is the only one who currently knows about her WSB status creates a deeply emotional bond between the two. Jason has always been a man of few words but immense action, and his willingness to keep Josslyn’s secret—even from Carly—proves that he views her as a peer and a partner in this dangerous game.

Adding Brick to this secret circle would provide Josslyn with the “digital eyes” she needs to navigate the “Faison Project” and the “Secret Mirror” technology currently being tested at the Cassadine estate. With Ross Cullum and Jens Sidwell closing in, Josslyn needs someone who can dismantle the psychological triggers being used on her family members. Brick’s expertise in data mapping and high-level encryption is exactly what is needed to expose the WSB’s corrupt directors before they can silence the Scorpios and the Spencers for good.

Moreover, the interaction between these two men—Jason and Brick—on behalf of Josslyn is a dream scenario for long-time viewers. Their mutual respect is built on years of shared history in the underworld, and seeing them converge to protect the next generation is a powerful reminder of the show’s legacy. They represent a brand of “Old School Port Charles” justice that is often missing in the bureaucratic world of modern law enforcement. When they have Josslyn’s back, the audience feels a sense of security that no “not guilty” verdict or police presence could ever provide.

As the blizzard begins to subside, the real work for this trio is just beginning. Josslyn is no longer a lone wolf; she is the center of a strike team that has the skills, the tech, and the raw power to change the fate of the city. By choosing Jason and Brick as her shields, Josslyn has declared that she is ready to fight on her own terms. The “Face of the Future” is now protected by the “Legends of the Past,” and that combination is a recipe for the kind of fireworks that define General Hospital at its best.

The question remains: How will Sonny react when he eventually finds out that his top enforcer and his most trusted tech expert are working “off the books” for the daughter who currently hates him? The fallout from this alliance will be as emotional as it is tactical, but for now, Josslyn Jacks is safe. And in a town like Port Charles, that is the greatest miracle of all.